ianmjones

Search, sort, view and edit your settings and metadata, even serialized and base64 encoded values.
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<li>List, sort and search settings and metadata records</li>
<li>View serialized and JSON string values in an expandable “Rich View”</li>
<li>Add, edit and delete records</li>
<li>Work with base64 encoded serialized and JSON string values</li>
<li>See highlighted broken serialized values</li>
<li>Fix broken serialized values</li>
<li>Bulk select and delete or fix records</li>
<li>Supports Multisites</li>
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Tables that can be worked with: commentmeta, options, postmeta, termmeta, usermeta and sitemeta (Multisite only).

WP Table Pixie

Search, sort, view and edit your settings and metadata, even serialized and base64 encoded values.

rdsteed

By default, the sort order for queries in WordPress is descending. This will produce posts in reverse chronological order, the desired result for most blogs.
In some cases, it may be desirable to have posts in ascending order. When activated, this plugin changes the default order from descending to ascending. This affects all queries (home page, archives, dates, etc). Deactivating the plugin returns the default order to descending.
IF YOU DON’T LIKE THE RESULT, IT’S THE THEME
How well this works out varies from theme to theme. Depending on a theme’s navigation labels for posts, things may or may not make sense. If labels are “Earlier” and “Later”, things will seem backwards. Some themes make sense either way. For example, in the “Twenty Fifteen” theme, “Previous” is above “Next”, suggesting list order rather than time.

Default Sort Ascend

This plugin changes the default order of queries generating posts from descending to ascending.

WP Table Pixie vs Default Sort Ascend